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Conversations with Authors of Science Fiction and Fantasy
This week we talk with Cory Doctorow about his new book, Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town, and his work with EFF. (The Electronic Frontier Foundation.)
After that we talk with Steve Eley of Escape Pod. This is a cool converstation that you won’t want to miss.
The NYPL is going digital
This week everyone’s in the studio to talk with Catherynne M. Valente about her latest book, The Labryinth, and her upcoming works, Yume No Hon: Book of Dreams and Oracles: A Pilgrimage. It’s a lively conversation with a very talented writer.
After that, Summer and Michael chat with Gary Wassner. Gary is writing “GemQuest”, a series whose first three books, The Twins, The Awakening, and The Shards, were released simulatneously earlier this year, and we learn all about this new fantasy epic in the making.
This week Michael, Summer & Joe in the studio to talk with Kevin J. Anderson about his new book, Scattered Suns, latest in his “Saga of Seven Suns” series.
After that, Summer and Michael fire up Skype for an international call to Gerard Readett. Gerard’s new book is called Roadworks, and deals with a futuristic world where traffic is taken over by computers.
This week we talk with Chris Roberson his new book Here, There & Everywhere. A great conversation about his book and the source of his inspiration to write it.
Mur Lafferty (“Geek Fu Action Grip”) joins us on Cover to Cover to tell you about writing in the gaming world. (And how she got this dream job!)
John Scalzi was a guest on our show not too terribly long ago talking about his book Old Man’s War. John also runs a very active and popular blog called Whatever. While I don’t get a chance to read it as much as I’d like (read: hardly ever), articles like “Writing in the Age of Piracy” make me kick myself in the ass for not making the time.
Interview: First up, we talk with Kelley Armstrong about her new bookHaunted. Kelley has a ton of fans, and this interview will not disappoint.
Interview: K. L. Nappier then steps up to tell us about her new e-book Full Wolf Moon. Kathy’s book brings terror to a World War II Japanese internment camp.
Finally watched the series finale of Enterprise.
Well. How was I ripped off by that? Let me count the ways?
okay, Shakespeare mode off.
I was only a casual viewer of the show, and I still felt horribly ripped off. I can guess how the die-hard fans feel.
This week we talk with Sci-fi legend Ben Bova about his books Powersat and Mercury. A great conversation with a man that has been writing great sci-fi for a long time.
We then talk with Mark Jeffery about his book The Pocket and the Pendant. Mark has been turning his work into a A whole show dedicated to the upcoming Star Wars Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. It is a fun time, and fan or not, you will not want to miss this one. Interviews with Kage Baker (The Life of the World to Come) and later, Wil Radcliffe (Noggle Stones) Clones are level headed. I am not. Interviews with Jacqueline Carey (Banewreaker), and later K. Allen Cross (Flight of the Hellcat) Why does everyone worship the Fetts???? Interviews with Michael A. Stackpole (A Secret Atlas), and Dennis L. McKiernan (Once Upon A Summer Day) Also Scott Sigler tells us about his podcast novel that we are digging called EarthCoreCover to Cover #165: Matthew Stover
Cover to Cover #164: Kage Baker / Wil Radcliffe
ADPoV #08: I am NOT a Clone!
Cover to Cover #163: Jacqueline Carey / K. Allen Cross
ADPoV #07: Fetts My Foot
Cover to Cover #162: Michael A. Stackpole / Dennis L. McKiernan
